[FitDream] 2 answers to the protein question

Published: Sun, 04/15/12



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Hi ,                                                                                                   April 12, 2012
 
The persistent protein question!  If you follow a healthy plant-based diet, no doubt you've gotten the question "Where do you get our protein?" too - a lot.
 
Between you and me, I never tire of it because it's another opportunity to educate.  If you are looking for a way to flesh out your own answer to the protein question - or if you have the question yourself -  today's article is meant for you.
 
Here's hoping you had a lovely holiday weekend.  We zoomed on down to San Francisco where we had been invited for the weekend at friends who live on SF Bay - and who also just happen to own the most divine vegan restaurant in the city, Millennium!  Perhaps you've been?  Anyway, it was lovely to have someone else cooking for the weekend, from our special dinner at Millennium to Easter breakfast at their home.  That's me in the snapshot above - I wanted to share with you the view from our breakfast table.


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Where do you get your protein?  The plant-based diet answer


If you follow a plant-based diet, or eat in a way that is even remotely  vegetarian, I'm betting that the question, 'Where do you get your protein?' is nothing new to you. Let alone if you eat card-carrying vegan-style.
 
Advertising and lobbying by the big boys of beef, chicken, fish, eggs and dairy products are to blame for the repeated question, "What about your protein?" which is grounded in the marketing-driven push for high-protein foods. It is not grounded in the rules of good nutrition.
 
Is protein an important nutrient in the human diet?  Of course.  We need those aminos, baby!
 
Yet over and over again it has been demonstrated that we get all the amino acids we need in a varied whole-foods, plant-based diet.
 
The only cases of protein deficiency are in those diets deficient in calories, period.  And unless you are a fruitarian - eating ONLY fruit - or you are severely falling short in your caloric needs each day, it's time, once again, to lay this groundless concern to rest. It's time to put the protein pedestal on tilt.
 
2 answers to the "Where do you get your protein?" question:
 
Here are 2 simple, friendly replies to have at hand when the question, "What about protein?" or the more ubiquitous, "Where do you get your protein?" lands in your lap.
 

 


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A plant-based Easter breakfast on San Francisco Bay

I hope the Easter bunny was good to you this year, as she sure was to us.  We had the fine good fortune of having Larry Wheat's famous 'Larry's pancakes' and the pictures pretty much tell the story.

 


 




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